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Incredible Live Looping from Ian Ethan, Recorded via FireStudio

July 22, 2013 by Ryan Roullard

[This just in from PreSonus Artist Ian Ethan, who just sent this amazing clip of his fine loop-built composition, tracked in a SINGLE PASS with some help from his FireStudio Mobile and ol’-skool FireStudio!]

Hey PreSonus! I wanted to pass on this new video we just finished.

We recorded this live in one pass through a Firestudio 2626 linked to a Firestudio Mobile. My setup has been completely re-designed recently, but we’re still using both of those for every live performance and recording session.

They are nearly impossible to see in the video, since they are buried underneath my loopers and other equipment, but they are permanently installed on my pedalboard and have been not just awesome, but totally essential for what we’re doing… literally every signal from the live instruments and the loopers pass through the interfaces at least twice. The routing flexibility is key!

The Infinite Race from Ian Ethan on Vimeo.

Posted in Artist, Recording Systems | 24 Comments

Tags: Doubleneck guitar, Ian Ethan, looper